[Solved] Images in qt application not loading.
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Good News! I followed your advice and use a absolute path when loading the image directly from disk and it works.
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Wired. I can set the image just fine from a file absolute path (like c:\test.png) in the ui file, but when I try to set the image from file absoulte path from the qpixmap code like above, I am getting a null pixmap. Any clue why a pah that works in the ui file would not load in a QPixmap?
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Indeed it's strange.
Try to open the file with QFile (at the same place you create the pixmap), see if it fails and what error you get
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If I use the code:
@QFile testing("C:\test.png");
qDebug() << testing.exists();@Where my qpixmap code is (for reference I have tried it in my constructor and my resizeEvent function) the console prints false, indicating that something is really screwed up. I am 100% certain this file exists as this path will load a image from the ui file.
The following ui code:
@<iconset><normaloff>C:\test.png</normaloff>C:\test.png</iconset>@
displays the image correctly.
Any tips on things I could have screwed up in my code that could cause such a weird thing?
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Hello! If anyone is interested or willing to take a look at my code (it's not much) https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/57778776/Working-Copy-Trackbox.zip
I would really appreciate it. The code that is giving my problems is in trackboxmainwindow.cpp and is proceded by a large comment blocks. Thanks. I am so confused in the ways a exact path of a existing file can't be found by qt. -
Hi ,try this:
1.Clean the whole project
2.Run qmake
3.Rebuild the whole projectyour problem sounds like "this":http://qt-project.org/forums/viewthread/28815/
Hope this helps.
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I will try the clean advice(never a bad idea). This might be part of the problem with my issues in my reasources file, and this will hopefully fix it. Right now I am trying top figure out why qpixmapand qfile thinks a file with a direct path to disk does not exist when the same path works in qtcreator.
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It's normal it's printing false. You're not escaping the \ in your code.
Anyway since you're using Qt, use the forward slash (yes, like unix) for your paths everywhere and you wont be hit again by this.
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Duh! I feel like a idiot for not noticing that. That should solve the loading image from disk problem. Next, to see if I can load from reasources.
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If you have your images in a folder, don't forget to add it in your path
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musimbate, Thank you so much for your advice. It solved my resource loading problem. Why must you be this way windows?!?
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That's a question for Microsoft :D
Anyway, if you have everything working now, don't forget to update the thread title prepending [solved] so other forum users may know a solution has been found :)
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I was running into a problem and it was as simple as running qmake and then re-building, and then viola it worked. I used
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QFile testIt(":/images/mypict.jpg")
qDebug() << "Are you loading?: " << testIt.exists();
@to verify that the image was NOT loading, but I didn't know why. I searched around for answers but didn't find one that said When you add a resource, you need to re-run qmake.
I'm posting this in case someone else has the same problem.
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I was running into a problem and it was as simple as running qmake and then re-building, and then viola it worked. I used
@
QFile testIt(":/images/mypict.jpg")
qDebug() << "Are you loading?: " << testIt.exists();
@to verify that the image was NOT loading, but I didn't know why. I searched around for answers but didn't find one that said When you add a resource, you need to re-run qmake.
I'm posting this in case someone else has the same problem.
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@Gmoney just add image to ur .qrc file in qt . and then right click on the image copy full path . then u get the correct path
paste that to ur code .it works
